Baseball player retired padres, mets1992

Played baseball 1958-1961 with Phillies, Tigers and Angels

Right-handed pitcher who appeared in 11 games for the Blue Jays in 1982. (passed away in 1989)

Former MLB pitcher for the Phillies and Cubs in the 70's

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Baseball - Pawtucket Red Sox 2006

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Baseball / Pitcher with Minnesota Twins in Late 1970's / 1 of Only 3 Twins Ever to Get Signed After Attending Public Try-Outs

former MLB pitcher - Philadelphia Phillies ('88), Montreal Expos ('92), Colorado Rockies ('93), Cincinnati Reds (94, 96, 97), San Francisco Giants ('95), Kansas City Royals (97-99), Oakland A's (00), Arizona Diamondbacks ('03-04), Toronto Blue Jays ('03)

Washington Nationals propspect

Baseball / Versatile & Durable Relief Pitcher / 1969 Orioles / 1971-72 Padres

MLB pitcher from 1932-49 for Tigers and Pirates. Cousin of H.O.F. shortstop Joe Sewell. Led league with 21 wins in 1943 with with 3 saves and ERA of 2.54, Was 21-12 in 1944 with 3.18 ERA. In 1940 went 16-5 with 2.80 ERA

Baseball - 1948 Brooklyn Dodgers

Pitched in a couple of games for the Cleveland Indians in both 1963 and 1964

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Former MLB pitcher for the Dodgers in 1973-74

MLB pitcher from 1949-64 for 7 teams. 3x All-Star. MVP in 1952 with most wins & best W-L% in league, going 24-7, 2.48 ERA. 1957 ERA Title of 2.45, going 11-5, 5 saves. 8x Gold Gloves. 2 W.S. went 0-1, save, 4.15 ERA. Career 119-99, 48 saves, 3.38 ERA

Right-handed pitcher who debuted for the Oakland A's in 1988

MLB pitcher 1957-67 for 6 different teams / Threw Shutout in 1959 World Series for the White Sox (Vs. Dodgers). Best season was 1959 going 18-6 with 3 saves and 2.69 ERA

relief pitcher, member of 2016 American League Champion Cleveland Indians

former major league pitcher; played for Mets, Cardinals, Athletics & Expos

former major league pitcher; played for Dodgers, Indians, Reds, White Sox & Expos; 2X All-Star

MLB pitcher (1968-69 Astros, Expos)

Author of the book Beautiful: The Life of Hedy Lamarr, born 1951

Major League Prospect

All-Star, former Brewers and A's pitcher; 2000 Olympic gold medal winner; career was sidelined by injuries, but Sheets is currently in the Braves organization

Baseball A - Kannapolis Intimidators 2007

former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, Red Sox & Athletics; won 38 career games. Also pitched for the Tigers

former Nats reliever, currently in the Royals organization

Baseball player. Played for the 1919 Chicago White Sox and was a coach for the '54 Giants

Baseball / 1966-77 / Pitcher / Pirates, Senators-Rangers, & Twins

1945 pitcher for Washington Senators. Despite having only one leg, he pitched in one ML game, only giving up 3 hits and one run in 5 1/3 innings

former major league/CPBL pitcher; played for Rockies, Phillies, Red Sox, Orioles and Brother Elephants

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MLB pitcher 1958-68 for Dodgers, Tigers, Astros, Angels. 1959 World Series MVP with 2-0 with 2 saves, 0.71 ERA. Best seasons: 1960 14-10, 7 saves, 3.79 ERA/ 1961 went 4-4 with 15 saves, 3.90 ERA & 1966 going 8-5, 20 saves, 3.82 ERA. Brother - Norm Sherry

Angels set-up man. Member of 2002 World Series Champions

Baseball - Richmond Braves 2006

Baseball player; padres 2002

Debuted for the Senators in 1957

former Royals reliever

Baseball / Former Major League Pitcher / Seattle Mariners 1993

Right-handed pitcher who debuted with the Phillies in 1985 (appeared in 26 games)

Pitcher, 1st round selection of the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2013 Draft, 15th overall

former major league pitcher; played for Giants & White Sox

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Former MLB pitcher; played for Padres, Reds, Yankees, Royals & Cardinals

Former major league pitcher. dodgers 1982, 11 games. also played in the pirates, tigers, royals, and expos organizations

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former Major League pitcher; played for NY Yankees, Red Sox, Orioles, Mets, Reds & Pirates

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MLB pitcher from 1981-91 for Padres, A's. As a rookie in 1982 going 10-6, 3 saves, 2.64 ERA. Best seasons in 1984 with 15-9, 3.40 ERA and 1988 going 16-11 with 3.26 ERA

mlb pitcher for 1 year ( 1999 )

Pitcher for the Houston Astros (1974-76), San Diego Padres (1977) and the New York Mets (1977-78)

Former major league pitcher; played for Rangers, A's, Cardinals, Red Sox, Indians & Padres; 2X All-Star; threw no-hitter on June 10th, 1966; Last AL pitcher to hit two homeruns in a single game; also drafted by St. Louis Hawks of the NBA

MLB Pitcher (Twins 1963-67)

St Louis Cardinals middle relief pitcher

former Padres and Reds middle reliever

Former Mariners, Phillies, Twins and Cubs starter, now in Boston organization

former major league pitcher; played for Reds, Pirates and Blue Jays

Baseball Player

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former White Sox reliever, currently coach for the Ogden Raptors (R)

MLB pitcher from 1949-67 for Phillies, Cardinals, Cubs, Angels. !951 - military. 3x All-Star. Most shutouts in league (6) in 1952. Nine seasons in top 10 in ERA. 1964 World Series pitched 14 1/3 innings, 11 hits with 2.51 ERA, 2 for 4 w/RBI at plate

Drafted by the Atlanta Braves in 2012

Oldest MLP (Negro League) Born 1895 - Deceased 2006

Former Orioles pitcher, now in Reds organization (originally signed under the name Carlos Cabrera)

Baseball player ; visalia oaks 1989

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Baseball / Pitcher of the Early 70's / Played for Reds, Royals, Pirates & Phils / Member of the 1970 NL All-Star Team

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Baseball player pitcher who pitched a no hitter on Game Played on Monday, July 20, 1970 at Dodger Stadium vs the Phillies, 2x All - Star (1969 &73).Played for Dodgers, Angels, Rangers, Twins & Blue Jays. Got the 1st official save in MLB in 1969

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Baseball / Pitcher / Marlins Prospect / Drafted in First Round of 2006 Draft

Baseball / Pitcher / 1990's & Early 2000's / Chicago White Sox & Toronto Blue Jays

former Major League/South Korean/CPBL pitcher; played for White Sox, Royals, KT Wiz, EDA Rhinos and Brother Elephants; 2nd round pick, Cubs 2001

former major league pitcher; played for Orioles, Mets & Braves; won World Series with Mets (1986)

Baseball / 1962-70 / Pitcher for Pirates, Padres & White Sox / Effective as a Starter & Reliever

Baseball pitcher from 1956 to 1962 for the Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers, Washington Senators and Cincinnati Reds. Son of former hall of famer George Sisler

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Retired baseball player, White Sox

Left-handed pitcher who was the #1 draft pick of the Angels in 2009

former major league pitcher; played for Cleveland Indians

Pitcher for 1957 Cincinnati Reds at age 17

Baseball / Pitcher / Red Sox (1973) / Rangers (1976) / Braves (1978-79) / Appeared in 106 Games During his Career

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Right-handed pitcher who debuted with the Yankees in 1979

Bullpen coach for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Retired baseball player for the Brewers, Angels and Tigers

Baseball / Member of 1964 Cubs / One of the Top Pitchers in Arizona State University History / All-American in 1962 & 1963

MLB pitcher in the 70s

former major league pitcher; played for Braves, Orioles, Tigers, St. Louis Browns, Senators & Athletics

Baseball / Pitcher / One of the Top Prospects in the Cleveland Indians Organization

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Baseball / 1991-2001 / Pitcher / A's, Brewers, Astros & Braves / One of 9 University of New Orleans Alum to make it to Majors

Pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays (1994), Florida Marlins (1995,2004), Oakland Athletics (1996-1998), Arizona Diamondbacks (1998), Atlanta Braves (2002) Chicago Cubs (2003), New York Yankees (2005-2006)

Pitcher 1996 Houston Astros

WWII - VJ-Day 14 August 1945. In the famous scene of a sailor kissing a nurse, Mr. Smalley can be seen as a bystander

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Baseball / 1980's & 90's / Former Pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates,Minnesota Twins and Cincinatti Reds

Pitcher who debuted with the Astros in 1981

1955-1959 baseball player

Left - handed pitcher who appeared in a few games for the Red Sox in 1958, one for the Cubs in 1959 before going to the Indians for 12 appearances in that same year. Nickname given to him by SF sports writer. Career stats: 4-4 record with 4.75 ERA

Baseball - Charlotte Knights 2006

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Baseball Coach - Windy City ThunderBolts

Baseball / Montreal Expos, St. Louis Cardinals, Colorado Rockies / One of the Expos Best and Most Consistent Pitcher During the 1980's

Baseball player drafted by the seattle mariners in 1991

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formerly of the Red Sox, reliever, now with the Seattle organization

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minor league prospect for the braves

Former baseball player....pitcher...Pitched in 17 games for Texas Rangers from 92-94

Debuted as a pitcher for the Montreal Expos in 1999

Pitcher who debuted with Kansas City Royals in 1990

MLB relief pitcher 1980-92 for Astros, Cubs. 2x All - Star. 6 consecutive seasons with 22-plus saves. Best in 1985 with 9-5, 27 saves, 2.37 ERA and 1987 going 2-3, 24 saves, 1.65 ERA. Career 216 saves, 2.67 ERA

Baseball Player born 1981, drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 15th round of the 2002 MLB June Amateur Draft

MLB relief pitcher from 1950-56 with Cardinals and Reds. Best seasons in 1951 went 5-5 with 11 saves and 3.20 ERA and in 1954 with 5 wins and 20 saves and an ERA of 2.67

LSU standout. Former Rockies, A's, and Dbacks reliever. Now in Angels organization

Baseball player

Baseball Player

Former CIA Agent, Married to Barbara Hearn

Forward Milwaukee Bucks, formerly Minnesota Timberwolves/ Traded to Cleveland Cavaliers

Baseball A - Dayton Dragons 2007

Drafted in the 9th round (278th overall) by the Cleveland Indians in 2011

MLB H.O.F. relief pitcher 1980-97 for Cards, Reds, Cubs, Expos, Angels, Red Sox, Orioles; All - Star 7x. Rolaids 3x. Led league saves 4x. Best in 1991 with 6-3, 47 saves, 2.39 ERA & 1983 with 4 wins, 29 saves, 1.65 ERA. Career 478 saves & 3.03 ERA

WWII Fighter Ace (6 kills), 56th Fighter Group, 'Zemke's Wolfpack', flew the p-47

Right-handed pitcher who debuted with the Oakland A's in 1983

Minor League Baseball Player currently in the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Organization

Baseball - Rochester Red Wings 2006

Right-handed pitcher who debuted with the Reds in 1984. There are three Mike Smiths who played major league baseball, all of them named Michael Anthony. This is 'Mississippi' Mike Smith

former major league pitcher; played for Braves, Reds, Marlins, Padres and Orioles; #21 pick overall 1984 MLB Draft

Right-handed pitcher who debuted in 1962

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Baseball / 1984-91 / Pitcher for Indians, Twins & Orioles / Full Name is Leroy P. Smith

Right - handed pitcher drafted by the Brewers in the 19th round of the 1995 draft. He debuted for them in 1998 (in one game only), and went on to pitch a few games for Cardinals (2002), Braves (2004), Marlins (2005), and Braves again (2006)

Baseball Player, Current Playing for Atlanta Braves. Played for SF Giants

Baseball / 1963-71 / Tigers, Angels, Indians, Cubs & Reds / Pitcher, Outfielder & First Base / Pitched in 29 Games & Appeared in 461 Games a Positional Player

Baseball / 1984-96 / Braves, Expos, Pirates & Red Sox / Lefthander That Won 15 or More Games Twice

Baseball / Pitcher / Former Oakland A's Reliever of the Early 1990's

MLB pitcher from 1982-89 for Rangers, Twins, Red Sox. Won 15 games in both 1984 & 1985. In 1988 ALCS gave up no runs in 2 1/3 IP. Former college baseball star at University of Tennessee

Cy Young Winner, one of the all-time great Braves. Also had stints with Boston and St. Louis

Baseball player formerly of the Detroit Tigers and Tampa Bay Rays; currently with Texas Rangers

Chicago Cubs Prospect

Currently in the Dodgers Organization, former Pittsburgh and Seattle starter

Pitched for the Baltimore Orioles, Detroit Tigers

San Diego Padres pitcher 1973

Baseball / Southpaw Pitcher / 1985 to 1989 / Oakland A's and Seattle Mariners

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Baseball / Pitcher / Made MLB Debut in 2003 / Entering the 2007 Season on the Boston Red Sox Roster

Atlanta Braves prospect

Former Orioles reliever, now in Cubs organization

Baseball / 1996 - Giants / Pitched in 3 Career Games Winning 2 / Picked in 1st Round of 1993 Draft / Played for Fresno State Bulldogs 1991-93

Baseball player for tigers, pitcher

former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher

Former Astros and Mariners relief pitcher

Baseball / Pitcher / Top Prospect in the Pittsburgh Pirates Organization

Pitcher for LA Dodgers in 1974-75

former Rays pitcher, now with Cubs

MLB pitcher from 1977-85 for Brewers, Cardinals, Indians, A - s, Cubs, Expos, Giants. All - Star 1978, going 18-12, save, 3.21 ERA. 15 wins in 1979 & 12 wins in 1983

Baseball player, 1928-37, Detroit Tigers

former MLB pitcher - san francisco giants (1972-74), atlanta braves (1975-76), los angeles dodgers (1976-77), oakland athletics (1978), montreal expos (1979-81), detroit tigers (1982), san diego padres (1983)

Giants prospect, played in the 2007 Futures game

Former Braves, Rays and Mets starting pitcher, now in Japan

Baseball AA - Corpus Christi Hooks 2007

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Ex-Reds Pitcher thru 80's

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MLB H.O.F. pitcher from 1942-65 for Braves, Mets, Giants. 17x All - Star. Cy Young, 3x ERA Title. Led league in wins 8x, K's 4x, complete games 9x. Threw two no - hitters in 1960 & 1961. Three World Series going 4-3 with 3.05 ERA

Former baseball player. He pitched for the Red Sox in 1964

Journeyman pitcher who debuted for the Rays in 1999

Former Tigers, Brewers, Dbacks pitcher. Known as a jokester, was also a knuckleballer

Former Detroit Tiger, Member of 1968 World Series Champions

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former major league pitcher; played for NY Giants & Tigers

Former baseball player. He was a pitcher for the Kansas City A's in 1955 and 1956

former MLB pitcher - san diego padres (1974-78), cleveland indians (1978-84), chicago white sox (1984-85)

former major league pitcher; played for Astros and Cardinals; former scout for Dbacks, Astros & Padres

Baseball / Former Kansas City Royals & Cincinnati Reds Starter & Long - Reliever / Broadcaster with Royals

FORMER MLB PITCHER

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1947 Phil PhilliesDebut: September 13, 1947 Final Game: September 21, 1947 Died: December 10, 2002 in Minter City, MS

Baseball / 1968-76 / Pitcher for A's, Reds, Cardinals & Brewers

Former Major League pitcher

former major league pitcher; played for Rays, Angels, Marlins, Mets, Dodgers and Phillies; known for his knuckleball; gave up Barry Bonds 73rd HR in 2001

Relief Pitcher for the New York Yankees (1992), California Angels (1993-1995), Philadelphia Phillies (1995-1996), Houston Astros (1997, 2004-2006), Arizona Diamondbacks (1998, 2000-2001), Atlanta Braves (1998-1999), St. Louis Cardinals (2003, 2007-2008)

Originally in the Tigers organization but picked up by the Angels in the 1961 expansion draft. He actually only pitched in one major league game (in 1961)

former major league pitcher; played for Red Sox & Astros

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Former major league pitcher; played for Reds, Expos, Braves, Twins & Blue Jays; former pitching Coach for Washington Nationals; son of former major league catcher, Ebba St. Claire

former major league pitcher; played for Padres

President of the Baseball Hall of Fame. A must have for hall of fame collections. Signs Willingly.

New York Yankee pitcher in the 60's

Baseball player, 1947-1961. Pitcher for St Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds, New York Yankees, Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers and Kansas City Athletics

former major league pitcher; played for Mets, Red Sox & Cardinals; gave up Roger Maris' 61st homerun

Baseball player for the Washington Nationals

Currently on the New York Mets/Formerly of Devil Rays / formerly with Reds/ #1 Draft Pick in 1997

Baseball player with the 1963 SF GIants.

College Pitching prospect, projected to be selected in the first round of the 2013 MLB Draft

Pitcher for the Twins 1979

Baseball Player

MLB pitcher from 1961-70 (10 years) for Red Sox, Twins, Indians, White Sox. The 'Stinger' was best in 1963 going 12-5, 2.62 ERA, in 1965 with 8-4, 3.34 ERA, and had 5 wins, 12 saves in 1968. In 1967 World Series pitched 2 innings for Red Sox, 0.00 ERA

former MLB pitcher - Texas Rangers (1972-74), Montreal Expos (1975-77), Baltimore Orioles (1978-79,82), Los Angeles Dodgers (1980)

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MLB pitcher in 1959 for White Sox. In 2 career games he pitched 5 1/3 innings allowing 2 hits and 3.38 ERA. Went 1 for 3 at plate, scoring run and getting a RBI. Also played for Nankia Hawks & Taiyo Whales of the Japanese Pacific League

Baseball / Boston Red Sox Pitcher (1979-89) / #1 Draft Pick in 1974

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MLB relief pitcher played for the Braves, Red Sox, Yankees, Rangers, Washington Nationals, SF Giants, & Cincinatti Reds. Won World Series Championship with the Yankees 1998-2000. Pitched in the World Series Braves 1991& 1992 Yankees,1998,1999,2000 & 2001

Former major league pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers

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Played for the St. Louis Browns

Pitcher w/ Baltimore Orioles during 1960's

Baseball / Pitcher / St. Louis Cardinals 2000-02 / Accomplished Rare Feet, (Especially as a Pitcher), When he Hit a Homerun on His First Major League At-Bat on 4-17-2001

Baseball-RHP...Pitching coach for Frederick Keys. Pitched 4 games for Chicago Cubs in 1998

Former baseball player. Pitched for the Cubs and Pirates 1962-1965

Minor Leasgue pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, Oakland Athletics, Kansas City Royals,Cleveland Indians, Pittsburgh Pirates & Montreal Expos

retired Brewers, Mariners pitcher

Right-handed pitcher who debuted for the Angels in 1982

Right-handed pitcher, drafted by the Giants in 1976, who appeared in one game for them in 1980

Baseball player; royals 05

Baseball player 1962-1964.

Baseball player 1968 Twins

Dallas Policeman, at the Dallas Trademart when JFK shot. On the scene days later when Oswald was shot

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Pitcher for the Chicago Cubs (1971), Milwaukee Brewers (1972) and the Baltimore Orioles (1977-78)

Baseball / 1996-2003 / Pitcher for Orioles, Phillies & Cardinals / Won 16 Games for the Cards in 2000

former major league pitcher; played for Seattle Pilots, L.A. Dodgers & Boston Red Sox; son of major leaguer Joe Stephenson

Right-handed pitching prospect who was the #1 draft pick of the Cincinnati Reds in 2011

Right-handed pitcher who appeared in three games for the Mets in 1974 (he was their #1 draft pick in 1969)

Reliever in Brewers organization, has appeared in bigs with Milwaukee

AAGPBL Rockford Peaches

pitcher in Mets organization

Former LSU outfielder. 2015 draft pick of the Nationals

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Vietnam/Fall of Saigon/Drove bus through Saigon & pick up eligible to leave. Saw anger growing among those on the streets as people realized the end was near & U.S. was pulling out. A rocket hit near the bus & was shaken by shrapnel

Baseball player white sox 2003

Drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 1st round (4th) of the 2013 MLB June Amateur Draft

Adult Model-Penthouse Pet January 1999

retired baseball player for the orioles.

Soccer Player

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former White Sox pitching prospect... now in the Boston organization

MLB pitcher from 1977-93 & 98 for Blue Jays, White Sox. Canadian Baseball H.O.F.in 2008. 7x All - Star. ERA Title 1985. 6x with 16 or more wins. Led league CG (19) in 1982. Best in 1990 with 18-6, 2.93 ERA. Threw no - hitter on 9/20/90

MLB starting & relief pitcher from 1960-66 for Indians, Twins, Red Sox. 2 All - Star games as rookie in 1960. Best seasons were 1962 going 12-5 (best W - L % in league), 3 saves and 3.66 ERA and 1963 winning 15 games with a 3.25 ERA

St. Louis Browns pitcher - 30', 31', 33' .former Major League Baseball player

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MLB pitcher from 1934-38 for White Sox, Reds, and Yankees. In 1936 got 3 wins and 2 saves. In 1938 for Yankees pitched 8 2/3 innings giving up only one run

Baseball A - Savannah Sand Gnats 2007

MLB pitcher from 1947-61 for Red Sox, White Sox, Senators, Cardinals, Twins. Gave up Mickey Mantle's 565 foot HR in Washington. Best seasons were 1956 with 15 wins and 3.60 ERA and 1960 going 12-7, 2 saves, 3.22 ERA

former major league pitcher/pitching coach; played for Orioles and Kansas City A's; pitching coach for A's, Brewers and Mariners; 2X World Series Champion (A's pitching coach)

Born: Robert Lyle Stoddard March 8, 1957. Professoinal baseball plyer seattlle Mariners Detroit Tigers & more

former MLB pitcher - Chicago White Sox (1975), Baltimore Orioles (1978-83), Chicago Cubs (1984), San Diego Padres (1985-86), New York Yankees (1987-88), Cleveland Indians (1989), now Coach at Northwestern Wildcats, had RBI Single in 1979 World Series

WW2 VF-14 Hellcat Fighter Ace - 8 Kills - US Navy

MLB pitcher from 1953-63 for Orioles, White Sox, Red Sox, Cardinals, Senators & Colt 45's. All - Star in 1954 going 12-10 with 3.22 ERA. Also played in Japan one season

former major league pitcher; played for Mets & Braves; played college baseball at Louisiana Tech University

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former major league pitcher; played for Cubs, Expos & Angels; All-Star (1972); worked in Expos & Angels front offices

former Mets reliever, now in the Atlantic League

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former major league pitcher; played for Diamondbacks, Blue Jays, A's, Rangers & Cardinals; 2X World Series champion; brother of Mel Stottlemyre Jr.; son of Mel Stottlemyre Sr

Pitching Coach for the Seattle Mariners, Former right-handed pitcher born 1963, Kansas City Royals (1990), baseball coach, Arizona Diamondbacks (2009-2010). Not to be confused with his father Mel Stottlemyre, Sr., Born 1941

Former major league pitcher born 1941; played for Yankees; 5X All - Star; 5X World Series champion; former pitching coach for Yankees, Mariners, Mets & Astros; father of former major league pitchers, Todd & Mel Jr. Won 20 or more games three times

Former baseball player from the 1960 Yankees

Former baseball player. He was with the 1970-1972 LA Dodgers and 1973 Detroit TIgers.

former Reds and Twins starting pitcher

Played baseball with the Detroit Tigers in 1972

Played for columbia bombers

Right-handed pitching prospect who was the #1 draft pick of the Giants in 2012

Baseball player was a pitcher from 1934 to 1938 for the White Sox. His career was cut short when he lost a leg in a hunting accident

Former baseball player with Twins and Indians from 1971 through 1975

MLB pitcher from 1959-60 for Indians, White Sox. Two season career record was 1-0 with 3.48 ERA

MLB pitcher from 1940-48 with the Braves, Pirates, and Phillies. Best seasons were 1944 going 14-7 with two two saves and ERA of 3.08; 1945 going 16-10 with two saves and 3.31 ERA

Former baseball player 1970-1974

Pitching Coach for the Houston Astros, former baseball player with the Mets, Padres and Indians between 1972 and 1977

Baseball player, pitcher, Toronto Blue Jays (2014)

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Chicago Cubs relief pitcher. Member of World Series Champion Cubs team of 2016

Lead singer of Australian Band - Dee Minor and the Dischords

Old 40s 50s baseball player-dead

1948 Kansas City Monarchs (Negro League)

Baseball player for Phillies 1950-1953

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Former Dodgers and Rockies pitcher, now in the Padres organization

Pitched for the Tigers in the 1950's

Baseball / 1982-85 Cardinals, Reds / Pitched for 1982 World Champion Cardinals

MLB pitcher from 1955-64 with 7 teams. Known for best won - loss percentage in league 1957. Best seasons was 1956 with 16-8 record, 5 saves and 3.30 ERA and 1957 going 16-6 with 2.54 ERA

Atlanta Braves spot-starter/mid reliever (49)

MLB Pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies

Former baseball player with the 1970 Senators

MLB pitcher from 1953-63 for Red Sox, Phillies, Twins. Led league with most wins in 1955 going 18-13 with 2.91 ERA. In 1954 went 15-12 with a save and 3.14 ERA

Right-handed pitcher who was 5th-round draft pick of Rockies in 2005. Former Backup Quarterback for Auburn University

Baseball Player

Retired Relief Pitcher / 1995-2004 / Reds, White Sox & Royals

baseball player with 1956 Orioles

MLB pitcher from 1937-44, with Cardinals, Giants, and Dodgers. Best season was 1937 (rookie) giving up 24 hits in 39 1/3 innings with 2.06 ERA. Career gave up 218 hits in 230 1/3 innings

Former starting pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, Milwaukee Brewers and Pittsburgh Pirates- now in Padres organization

Texas Ranger Player from 80s

Baseball player 50's

Baseball / Boston Red Sox Pitcher 1955-1958 / Son of Former Major League Coach George Susce Sr. (Coached in 1930's & 40's)

MLB pitcher from 1976-94 for LA Dodgers, Indians, go Cubs. Known as 'Red Baron'. '79 NL R.O.Y. with 17-10 w-l record. 84 NL Cy Young with 20-6 w-l record, but 16-1 after trade to Cubs. Led league in wins 18 in 1987. 3x All-Star. 1-1 in NLCS in 84, 89

Former baseball player

MLB H.O.F. relief pitcher from 1976-88 for Cubs, Cardinals, Braves. Cy Young. 6x All - Star. 4x Rolaids Relief. Led leagues in saves 5x. Best seasons: 1977 had 7 wins, 31 saves, 1.34 ERA & 1984 had 5 wins, 45 saves, 1.54 ERA

former major league pitcher; played for Dodgers, Brewers, Astros, Angels & A's; won 324 games & struckout 3,574 batters; 4X All-Star; member of Baseball Hall of Fame 1998; current Atlanta Braves announcer

minor league prospect

former MLB pitcher - Seattle Mariners (1996, 98-99), Kansas City Royals (1999-02), Colorado Rockies (2001), Milwaukee Brewers (2001)

Pitcher 1983 Orioles

Baseball 1973-84 / New York Mets & California Angels Pitcher / NL ERA Champion in 1978, going 9-6 with 2.43 ERA and went 14-13 with 3.29 ERA in 1979

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former Padres and Mariners pitcher, now back with Mariners

Screenwriter & Producer: The Greatest American hero, The A-Team, born June 18 1931

MLB pitcher 1985-98 for Mariners, Rockies, Giants. Best in 1991 with 1-2, 17 saves, 1.99 ERA, & 1992 (ERA Title) going 10-4, save, 2.08 ERA & 1993 (runner - up for Cy Young) with 21-8, 2.82 ERA

MLB pitcher from 1986-2002 for Indians, Astros, Twins, Red Sox, Diamondbacks, Reds. 1989 All-Star. Best seasons: 1988 going 18-14, 3.20 ERA & in 1992 going 12-8, 2.70 ERA. In the 2001 World Series pitched 2 2/3 innings, allowing one hit and no runs

pitcher; currently in Cardinals chain

retired baseball player for the tigers, cardinals and yankees

Right-handed pitching prospect who was the #1 draft pick of the Blue Jays in 2010

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Pirates 1st Draft pick, 2010

Japanese relief pitcher, formerly with Angels and Mets, now with Pirates

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former Rays and Indians pitcher, signed to play in Korea

Former baseball pitcher; played for the Indians, Cardinals, and Blue Jays

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MLB pitcher from 1973-93 for Yankees, Angels, Red Sox, Rangers, Tigers, Mets. 3x All - Star. ERA Title (2.54) in 1977 going 15-9 with most shutouts (7). Best season was 1976 with 19-10, 2.43 ERA. Led league in K's during 1975 season

former Padres and Royals reliever

Former pitcher for the Chicago White Soxs (1985). Son of Chuck Tanner

pitcher in the Giants organization

Pitcher for the New York Mets (1989), Minnesota Twins (1989-1995), Los Angeles Dodgers (1995), Chicago White Sox (1996) and Chicago Cubs (1997-2001). 1991 World Series Champion Minnesota Twins. CMU Athletics Hall of Fame (Class of 1999)

Signed with Rangers for 2011, pitcher

Baseball - Syracuse SkyChiefs 2006

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Baseball / 1994-2001 / Pitcher / A's, D-Rays & Pirates / One of the Top and Most Durable Relievers of the Mid-1990's

NY Yankees #1 pick in 1991. Never made it to the MLB

1978 detroit Rookie Pitcher

Played football LA Rams1955

former major league pitcher; played for Pirates & Orioles

Baseball Player

Male Model

NFL - Pittsburgh Steelers 2006

Lord Taylor of Holbeach, British Politician born 1943

Production Designer

Director of Photography

Baseball / 1992-93 / Boston Red Sox Pitcher / Former College Standout at Bowling Green University

Baseball / Pitcher 1962-72 / Indians, Cards, Colt 45's, Mets and Padres / Bullpen Ace for 1969 Mazing Mets / Canadian Hall of Fame

Baseball A+ - Daytona Cubs 2007

Singer/Musician

Pitcher for Mariners 1988

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former major league pitcher; played for New York Yankees

Baseball Player - Wilmington Blue Rocks

former Rangers and Royals pitcher, now with Indians

Baseball / Cuban Born Pitcher / Played for Marlins and Rangers 1999, 2002-05

MLB relief pitcher from 1974-89 for Pirates, Phillies, Reds. All - Star. Known as 'Teke'. Best in 1977 with 10-1, 7 saves, 3.06 ERA, 1978 was 8-7 with 31 saves, 2.33 ERA & 1979 had 10-8, 31 saves, 2.75 ERA. Helped win 79 W.S. with 3 saves, 2.89 ERA

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Former MLB pitcher. Orioles(90-93) Expos(97-01) Rangers(02)

Right-handed pitcher who debuted for the mets in 1993

MLB relief pitcher 1979-85 (5 years) for Padres, Brewers, A's. Best in 1980 going 3-0, save, 1.61 ERA & 1983 with 9-4, 8 saves, 2.80 ERA & 1984 had 6-3, 4 saves, 2.78 ERA

Baseball Player

Played baseball with the 1972 Phillies

Played baseball with the 1975 St. Louis Cardinals

MLB pitcher from 1974 & 1976-77 for Rangers, Expos. Best season was 1976 going 3-3 with 2.39 ERA

former major league pitcher; played for Tigers, Yankees, Padres, Mets and Pirates

former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, KC Athletics, Indians & Mets; 1962 World Series MVP; 2X All-Star; 2X World Series Champion; become professional golfer after baseball; had 1,000 career strikeouts

MLB relief & starting pitcher from 1986-91 for Reds, Cardinals. Best season was 1988 going 9-6, 3 saves, 2.92 ERA

Baseball / Pitcher / NY Yankees 1998-2002 / Appeared in 22 Games During his MLB Career / Top Closer in Minor Leagues

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MLB pitcher 1986-98 for Cardinals, Twins, Cubs, Yankees, Rangers, Padres. All - Star 1992. Best in 1992 going 16-5 (best w - l %) , 2.16 ERA, 3td for Cy Young and in 1993 went 17-10, 3,83 ERA. Sports psychologist for the Boston Red Sox

former Mariners and Rangers pitcher, now in Reds organization

Right - handed pitcher who appeared in 20 games for the Minnesota Twins in 1978 going 1-1 allowing 40 hits in 45 innings with 3.80 ERA

Right-handed pitcher who debuted with the Atlanta Braves in 1977

former mlb pitcher - boston braves (1952)

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baseball player 1963 Kansas City A's

baseball - 1954-1955 Pittsburgh Pirates

Baseball player, former White Sox, Mariners and Phillies closer; All-Star 1990; 201 career saves

former Major League pitcher; played for Atlanta Braves

baseball player for the 1967 Phillies

Australian relief pitcher, former Twin, currently with Detroit

Baseball Player currently in the Santa Fe Fuego Organization

Shortstop - 1951 StL Browns

MLB pitcher from 1932-41 for Senators, A's, Tigers. Went 7-0, save for the Tigers in 1939. Gave up Ted Williams' first home run in 1937. Also Bud hit a HR off the Yankees that same season

At 6'-5', he was a power pitcher in the Indians chain in the late 1950s. He was on their spring training roster in 1960 and 1961 but actually only pitched in four major league games (1960 with Cleveland)

Baseball player drafted by Oakland

World War 2 Vet was a Pfc and fought in Iwo Jima

Broadcast Personality, Technical Director of USGA (1973-2000)

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Baseball AA - New Britain Rock Cats 2006

Former Mariners pitching prospect, now with Yankees organization

Nationals pitching prospect

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Football Coach

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1977 Houston Astros; 1978-1980 St. Louis Cardinals; 1983-1987 Seattle Mariners

Former baseball player 1974-1977 for the Texas Rangers, Cleveland Indians and Seattle Mariners.

Baseball player in the 70's for Toledo, was a Phillies prospect

former Marlins prospect, now in Twins chain

Former Pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals

former Reds pitching prospect, now with Twins chain

(concept Artist) For Star Wars Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith

Former pitcher in Indians org. 1st round draft pick in 2000

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MLB pitcher from 1939-1947 for Giants and Reds. 1943-45 WW2. In 1946 went 4-4 with 4 saves with 1.29 ERA, giving up 36 hits in 62 2/3 innings.. In 1939 was 13-5 with two saves and 2.54 ERA

Former Detroit Tigers/Texas Rangers southpaw, current pitching coach for the Spokane Indians

Baseball Player - Las Vegas Train Robbers

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Retired baseball player (rockies,cardinals) 1994

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AAGPBL pitcher, 1944-1947 for the Milwaukee Chicks, Grand Rapids Chicks and South Bend Blue Sox

Baseball / Pitcher / 1997-99 & 2001-07 / Rockies, Mets, Braves, & Rangers / Played 2007 with KC Royals

Musician/Guitarist. Lead guitarist in the band Slipknot

Baseball / 1977-79 / Minnesota Twins Starting Pitcher / Undrafted Free Agent that Made his MLB Debut at the Age of 23

Brewers pitching prospect, made a start in 2012... currently in AAA

White Sox middle reliever,formerly with the Seattle Mariners

Left-handed pitching prospect from Australia who was signed as a free agent by the Twins in 2012

Baseball AA - New Hampshire Fisher Cats 2006

Former Giants and A's pitcher, now in the Dodgers chain

Baseball player 1975-1979 Royals and Astros

Former baseball player with Cincinnati Reds 1955 - 1959

Former Toronto Blue Jays Pitcher, currently in the Atlantic League

RHP. Pitched 26 games for Montreal(1997-2001) New York Yankees(2002)

former major league pitcher; played for Padres, Tigers, Orioles & Giants

Baseball / Legendary Pitcher for the Boston Red Sox / Nickname: 'El Tiante'; Elected to the Cuban Baseball HOF in 1997

Former Major League Pitcher: Cincinnati Reds (1984-85), Montreal Expos (1986-87), Baltimore Orioles (1988-89), Pittsburgh Pirates (1990)

former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, White Sox, Cubs, Indians & Mets; 2X World Series champion; current Giants scout

Milwaukee Braves (1963-1965)

baseball player with the 1962 White Sox

Baseball player, 1933-1938. White Sox and Browns

Baseball player with Yankees in 1967-1968

Baseball / 1991-2008 / Pitched for six teams / Has Won 4 World Series Titles - Two With Blue Jays & Another Pair With Red Sox

MLB pitcher 1969-74 for Tigers, Indians. Best in 1970 going 6-7, 27 saves (3rd most in league), 4.11 ERA and 1972 was 8-10, 2.89 ERA. Father of Phil Leftwich

Baseball / Relief Pitcher of the Early-Mid 1980's / Detroit Tigers / #1 Draft Pick in 1975

Baseball / Former Mets & Blue Jays Pitcher of the 1980's / Fought Back from Cancer to Play in the Major Leagues

Baseball / Pitcher / Prospect in the St. Louis Cardinals System / Picked by the Cards in Round 2 of the 2007 Draft

Baseball / 1974-79 / Played for Cubs, A's & Mariners / Rollie Fingers Once Called Him '...the best set-up man in baseball'

Baseball - 1947 Washington Senators

Left-handed prospect for the Red Sox in the late 1990s. Pitched in several major league games for the Tigers in 2000 and 2001 and then for the Red Sox in 2003

former Padres Starting Pitcher

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Baseball - 1950's with the Cleveland Indians

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Major league pitcher; played for Reds, Dodgers, Padres, Royals, Cardinals, Mariners & Giants; currently in AAA for the Reds; married former Playboy Playmate (Feb 98) Julia Schultz

American professional baseball pitcher for the Atlanta Braves of Major League Baseball (MLB). He previously played for the Cleveland Indians

Pirates Pitcher in the 90's

Pitcher for the Athletics in 1966

Retired 1975-1977 S.F. Giants baseball player

Baseball player, KC Athletics, 1962

Diamondbacks prospect

MLB pitcher, 1975-1979

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Venzuelan-born left-handed pitcher who was signed by the Angels as a free agent in 2005

Former White Sox, Rockies, Mets reliever, now with Milwaukee Brewers

Baseball Player - Nashville Sounds

former Major League Baseball pitcher

MLB pitcher 1967-84 / Pitcher for 7 teams. 7x won over 14 games. Best in 1975 going 20-9 with 3.06 ERA. In 1977 World Series went 2-0 with 2.50 ERA. . Gave Up Legendary Homer to Bucky Dent in 1978 Red Sox - Yankees Division Playoff

Right-handed pitcher who appeared in games for the Cubs and Cardinals from 1962-1964. Part of the Lou Brock trade, which brought Ernie Broglio to the Cubs, Paul passed away in 1999, at the age of 63

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Former Orioles, Blue Jays, Yankees and Dodgers pitcher, currently in the Atlantic League

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former major league pitcher; played for Cubs, Orioles, Devil Rays, Mets & Blue Jays; All-Star 1996; recorded 1,591 strikeouts

Right-handed pitching prospect who was drafted in the late rounds in 2004 by the Tigers

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Baseball - Chicago Cubs 1954-1956

baseball player for Red Sox and Pirates 1955-1957

Baseball Player - Salem Avalanche

former Phillies,Blue Jays,and Dodgers middle reliever

San Diego Padres Pitcher 1973 & 1974

Baseball / 1992-02 / Twins, Orioles & Dodgers / Pitcher

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Baseball player, 1958 Chicago White Sox

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Baltimore orioles pitcher 1957

former major league pitcher; played for Cubs, Yankees, White Sox & Mariners; son former MLB pitcher, Dizzy Trout

MLB pitcher from 1941-58 for 5 teams.One of only a few pitchers ever to pitch TWO- No hitters in a single season (1952). Also tossed 4 no-hitters in the minor leagues.. Won 20 games in a season & twice with 19 wins. 1945 World Series 1-0 with 3.38 ERA

Baseball / Former Pitcher for Red Sox and Mariners

Major league pitcher 1993 Minnesota Twins

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Minor League Baseball Player currently in the Chicago Cubs Organization

former major league pitcher; played for Tigers, Reds & KC Athletics

Baseball / Pitcher / former Marlins Prospect / Drafted in 1st Round of 2005 Draft, now in Dodgers chain

MLB pitcher from 1979-90 for Red Sox, Pirates, Cardinals, Dodgers. Best seasons were 1985 going 21-8, 1.93 ERA and 1990 with 12-4, 2.40 ERA. Led league in shutouts with 10 in 1985. In 3 W.S. went 3-2 with 3.86 ERA

Pitched for the Giants (debuted with them in 1981) and the Royals (for a few games in 1982 and 1983)

former major league pitcher; played for Pirates, Cardinals and Twins; played 3 years in Nippon Professional Baseball; former bullpen/interim pitching coach Reds/Brewers

MLB pitcher from 1951-63 for 5 teams. Called 'Bullet Bob'. Cy Young (58), ML P.O.Y. (58), W.S. MVP (58), 3x All-Star. 5 W.S. went 4-3, save, 3.19 ERA. Best seasons:1955 with 17-13, save, 3.06 ERA & 1958: 21 (most)-7, save, 2.97 ERA. Most K's & CG - 1954

Left-handed pitching prospect who was a late round draft pick of the Yankees in 2008

former major league pitcher; played for Brewers & Angels; 1X All-Star

MLB pitcher from 1937-45 with Boston Bees, Reds, Yankees. Known as 'Milkman Jim'. All-Star. Best season was 1937 going 20-11, ERA title of 2.38 & led league in complete games. In 1940 went 14-7 with 2.89 ERA. Pitched shutout inning for Yanks in 42 W.S

Right - handed middle - reliever, free agent for the Braves in 1986, who pitched for the Marlins in 1993 and 1994

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negro league baseball. '47 chicago american giants. plus played and managed for the valley tigers.

Actor - Heartbeat, Holby City, Party Animals

Baseball / Pitcher 1970-79 / Brewers, Phillies, Expos, Mets, Mariners / Best Year was 1973 - 13 Wins (5 Shutouts)

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